Saki Savavi
Liberation Cartographer · Independent Scholar · Earth Steward
Some knowledge doesn't travel through books. It travels through land, through lineage, and through the body that carries both.
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LEYLINE ALMANAC:
Sacred Sites & Sovereign Geography
Leyline Almanac — 3rd Edition A sacred sites and liberation geography planner mapping 12 sites, elemental cycles, and global independence movements through the zodiac year.
A Practice Rooted in Place
Consulting, astrocartography, and immersive programs for people who sense that where they are matters as much as who they are.
Field Notes Published writing on counter-cartography, Black American spirituality, sacred sites, and the politics of land. New work every zodiac season.
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Ruby Bridges, the Exodusters, and the cartographic courage of Black Americans who drew new territory
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Cahokia Mounds and Taurus' Architecture of Devotion
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On EMDR, the window of tolerance, and what it costs your nervous system to finally arrive
Recent Appearances
Keynote — Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm, Sweden — May 2026
Career Day Keynote — Multicultural Academy Charter School, Philadelphia — April 2026
Workshop Facilitation — Beaucoup Hoodoo Fest, New Orleans — March 2026
Meet Saki Savavi
She's a liberation cartographer, independent scholar, and the creator of the Leyline Almanac. Her work maps the relationship between colonial spatial narratives and the communities that have always drawn free from them.